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Project VI-Day Twenty-One: Chimpanzee

Dude, we are so chimps. Day Twenty-One:  Chimp

Project VI-Day Twenty: Black-tailed Jackrabbit

 Day Twenty:  Black-tailed Jackrabbit I don't know about you, but seeing these dudes within the same frame is pretty exciting for the ole imagination.  The manatee is obviously a loner, the hippo may battle some depression issues, the jackrabbit is pretty solid-he just goes about his biz, the squirrel is a wild man, the little deer is very inquisitive, and well the hog…I haven't figured him out yet.

Project VI-Day Nineteen: Bush Duiker

I could say that I cropped this drawing so you'd focus on the face but that would be a lie.   The truth is that his legs were wicked jacked up.  So I cut em off. Day Nineteen:  Bush Duiker

Project VI-Day Eighteen: Hippo

Hipposaurus Rex in tha house. Day Eighteen:  Hippo

Project VI-Day Seventeen: Manatee

 Day Seventeen:  Manatee Land, air, and sea...you just can't shake us mammals.  

Project VI-Day Sixteen: Red River Hog

The Red River Hog is a good lookin' wild pig.   I guess they'd be considered the gingers of the even-toed ungulates. Day Sixteen:  Red River Hog

Project VI-Day Fifteen: Flying Squirrel

You cannot, I repeat cannot , tell me that this dude isn't having fun.  I imagine him as your average guy flying squirrel.  This image is of him trying to beat one of his buddies' gliding records.  His flying squirrel wife is pissed because he is supposed to be out collecting nuts, or whatever flying squirrel husbands gather, but instead he is working on his distance.  YAAAHHHOOOOooo ooooo oooooo ....... Day Fifteen:  Flying Squirrel I forgot to mention - I'M HALF-WAY DONE WITH THE PROJECT! The first ten drawing/collages are finished and the below four need to be glued to their 8"x10" sheets of wallpaper.